The MS-Client
The next step will be installed the MS client. This one should make sure beforehand that one of the DOS and Windows 3.11 drivers for its network card is ready and a list written down, in which they were the driver disk is stored on. This directory should be a file with extension. DOS (real driver) and a file OEMSETUP.INF. Who uses this driver should not be surprised that only a few settings for the IRQ and I / O address are given. If your values are not selectable, helps specify the default settings (eg, IRQ 5, I / O address 300) and entering the correct values in the protocol.ini :
[MS $ NE2000]
Iobase = 0x320
INTERRUPT = 11
after completion of the installation.
Setup then asks for the "OEM Driver Disk." Now this is not yet time for the network card supplied disk, but the second of MS-client, which can, for example C: \ MSCLIENT \ DISK2 unpacked has to before. This list must be included here. After all the files have been copied, is the setting dialog, the window is divided in two between which one moves with <TAB>. In the upper window, select the cursor keys to what will be edited at the bottom of what is to be made ("Change Configuration"). By then enter the respective configuration dialog starts. We need him, TCP / IP as the protocol to add to set up and a name and the workgroup to give the computer. As Redirector choose "basic out", thus saving memory.
At this point again to note: If the TCP / IP is absolutely no need, should contribute to a tight conventional memory (the specific error messages from DOS applications) to another protocol such as IPX / SPX dodge. Support for these protocols require much less memory than TCP / IP. I have this only TCP / IP and name added to the award, it is easier to PROTOCOL.INI directory of MS-client adjusted in, as by shimmy to the setup. In this case, one must avoid that, according to exit the setup (dialing of "The options are correct") and the following computer reboot, the AUTOEXEC.BAT is processed, unless the network is a DHCP server. If such exist, you need to configure anything further. If not, you take the PROTOCOL.INI in the directory from the MS client, the section [TCPIP] should look like:
[TCPIP]
Nbsession = 6
DefaultGateway0 = 192 168 0 1
SubNetMask0 = 255 255 255 0
IPAddress0 = 192 168 0 2
DisableDHCP = 1
$ DriverName = TCPIP
BINDINGS = MS $ NE2000
LANABASE = 0
Note that the address points but separated by spaces will not be accepted. At this point the IP address can also change quickly without much effort.
Shares or DOS as a server
If one DOS computer drives, directories, or want to share the printer on, one needs the already above mentioned files or NNET.EXE WG1049.EXE These include an updated version of NET.EXE. We unpacked NNET.EXE in the directory in which the MS client has been installed and overwrites the original version of NET.EXE and NET.MSG. If there are problems with printing in the net, you should instead NNET.EXE WG1049. EXE use.
The next step is to edit the SYSTEM.INI:
- FileSharing = Yes
- Print Sharing = Yes
The program NETSHARE from the archive NETSHAR.EXE that easily into the client directory (eg C: \ NET can be extracted), can now set up the shares; <TAB> turn this around between the different input fields. Of course, the shares can be set up within batch files or from the command line, this is the command :
net share available. With net share DOSC = c: \ user is there then for example the C: \ user freely with full access, it will be visible on the web at DOSC. Other computers can be achieved with net use g: \\ dos-computer \ dosc
Network functions use
This is following in the AUTOEXEC.BAT or (like me) the separate NETSTART.BAT:
c: \ net \ net.exe time \\ small // set yes> null
This computer is the time on the DOS client with another synchronized. In order to avoid errors due to different clocks, you should permanently networked computers regularly (once daily) to synchronize with each other, for example. Is also then the daylight saving time automatically. In this way, the release of the drives on the DOS computers indispensable SHARE.EXE loaded.
c: \ net \ net.exe share / yes
Thus the set with NETSHARE shares are enabled. Who this program is not used, must adjust the command accordingly. Setting up network printers:
c: \ net \ net use lpt1: \\ printserver \ hpdeskjet / persistent: no / yes
c: \ net \ net use LPT2: \\ printserver \ hplaser / persistent: no / yes
These two programs MARKNET RELNET and are part of the TSR Utilities. The ZIP archive with the TSR utilities will simply
- md c: \ tsr
- pkunzip tsrcom35.zip c: \ tsr
a separate directory on the hard disk and unzip it in a particular installation is not necessary. So you can MS client leaving any residue from the memory to remove, even Windows can afterwards easily run itself. A performance guarantee can be given, each case should be in the United pack the TSR utilities available file TSR.DOC (no WinWord-file, but normal ASCII text) are read to do so, since it contains many useful references.
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